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Standard table: Sort group
Properties in this group control the order in which table rows appear, as well as whether the end user can re-sort table rows by clicking on a column header.
Sort group properties
The group contains the following properties:
*showSortIconFlag
*sortAscendingFlag
*sortColumnName
showSortIconFlag
When this property is enabled, the end user can click a column’s header to sort the table rows according to the values in that column. The sortAscendingFlag property determines whether the sort is initially ascending or descending. Clicking a column header again reverses the sort order. In Dashboard Builder, sortAscendingFlag changes in real time to reflect the current sort order, and sortColumnName changes in real time to reflect the current sort column.
In addition, when this property is enabled, a sort icon (an arrow head) appears next to the header of the current sort column (determined initially by sortColumnName). The direction in which the arrow head points indicates whether the current sort order is ascending or descending.
This property is in the Sort property group.
sortAscendingFlag
Determines whether the current sort order is ascending or descending. See sortColumnName and showSortIconFlag.
This property is in the Sort property group.
sortColumnName
Sets the column whose values determine the order in which table rows appear. If sortAscendingFlag is enabled, rows with earlier values (either numerically or alphabetically) appear first. See also showSortIconFlag.
This property is in the Sort property group.
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